The Latvian Ministry of Defense has signed a contract with General Dynamics European Land Systems (GDELS) for the supply of 42 additional HUNTER infantry fighting vehicles, the latest version of the ASCOD platform. The total value of the agreement is €387 million ($453 million), including VAT.
Key points of the contract:
- The HUNTER machine is recognized as a key element of Latvia's defense strategy.
- The infantry fighting vehicle will provide the National Armed Forces with advanced combat capabilities and high mobility.
- The contract strengthens Latvia's partnership with GDELS and contributes to the modernization of the country's ground forces.
- The supply of new vehicles will significantly increase the combat capability and operational readiness of the Latvian army.
In the face of growing challenges in the region, expanding the fleet of modern infantry fighting vehicles is an important step to ensure national security and support collective defense within the framework of NATO. HUNTER combines modern technologies of protection, firepower and mobility, which makes it an effective tool in modern combat conditions.
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